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Action of the Day
Washington, D.C., has seen rental fees rise dramatically over the last five years. My rent has gone up 50 percent in that time. Previously affordable neighborhoods are gentrifying at the speed of light, forcing low-income families, the working poor, and folks on fixed incomes to leave the city and move farther away from family, friends and work. The 21st century economy has brought condos to neighborhoods like Petworth and Anacostia. I'm glad that the well-to-do have discovered some groovy inner-city spots, but where are us working stiffs supposed to live?
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